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Minnesota lawmakers fell into partisan camps Thursday as a House panel advanced a bill seeking state regulations on the number of nurses working shifts in hospitals.
An influential group of Minnesota senators is backing a five-year moratorium on sport hunting and trapping of wolves in Minnesota.
Minnesota state senators are diving into the debate over gun control measures at the Capitol.
Thousands of Minnesota's personal care attendants are asking state lawmakers to allow them to vote on a union.
Officials said Wednesday using more solar energy would mean more jobs in Minnesota. A new bill introduced at the State Capitol Wednesday would dramatically ramp up Minnesota's investment in solar energy.
A Republican state senator who supports legalizing gay marriage in Minnesota says he hopes to convince GOP colleagues to join him in abandoning the party's traditional stand on the issue.
The long process of repairing the exterior stone on the Minnesota State Capitol is getting underway.
Minnesota Democrats are looking across the border to Wisconsin for the headline speaker for its major fundraising dinner, which is being held in April.
A bill to open Minnesota voting booths two weeks before an election and allow voting on weekends is being aired for the first time.
Gov. Mark Dayton has signed a bill giving tens of thousands of state employees a 2 percent raise.
Animal advocates went to the Capitol looking for some high profile support from Minnesota's official first dog owner.
Hundreds of voices on both sides of the frac sand mining debate crammed into a state capitol hearing room. There were so many, in fact, that a second room was set aside to accommodate the overflow crowd of spectators.
Minnesota has accepted a federal offer to put more low-income people on a state-fashioned Medicaid program with the costs falling to the federal government.
Some Minnesota lawmakers want to repeal a state law passed last year that requires all Minnesota teachers pass a reading, writing and math test to get a teaching license.
